What have you made?

[toady]

I don't know how I over looked this thread.
 
Here are some seats I recovered. The Carhartt pocket is functional.

[lobbster]

Those are sweet

[Arttu]

Here's a video of the shelf I posted here some time ago.

https://vimeo.com/41043429

[Topsey]

Me & the old man have built a chicken enclosure & a bird avery in the back garden. We're extending the avery atm so ill post pictures when its complete (Hopefully you'll see a canary/finch or two aswell)

[Alex.]

Here's a video of the shelf I posted here some time ago.

https://vimeo.com/41043429

Are you rich and famous yet? Also, nice song. :thup:

[lobbster]

Here's a video of the shelf I posted here some time ago.

https://vimeo.com/41043429

what is holding the vertical suports to the wood?

[BOUNCEHOUSE420]

Here's a video of the shelf I posted here some time ago.

https://vimeo.com/41043429

thats pretty gangster

[Jens M]

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[Arttu]

what is holding the vertical suports to the wood?

At the moment, just friction (in the prototype the tolerances are very tight). But I've designed a clip that hooks onto the vertical supports and keeps them from falling out. It's hard to explain without a photo (which I don't have).

[brian itzaina]

Spend my labor day with the girl making some planters for the house.
Picked up some young succulants and got them planted.

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[midwestmax]

Built a new weld table today. Just need to buy a sheet of steel for the top.

[Bunsincunsin]

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These are pretty cool, Jens!  How did you make them?

Has anyone made anything lately?

[Meursault]

These are pretty cool, Jens!  How did you make them?

Has anyone made anything lately?

I just realized I haven't posted anything in this thread, ever. I feel so ashamed. I've built most of my furniture, but recently started exchanging it for stuff I can take apart since I'm moving soon, and nothing flat packs like ikea unfortunately. Did just pick up a sewing machine today though, and will be most likely reupholstering my car soon.

[Jens M]

These are pretty cool, Jens!  How did you make them?

Has anyone made anything lately?

Cheers! It's pretty simple really. All you need is a laser printer, and something called Medium Gel (artist store). You print your image, mirrored, on a regular paper. Spread out a thin layer of Medium gel onto your surface/wood, and then put your printed image, face down, onto the wood. Use a brush or something to make it really stick to the surface, and avoid air bubbles.

Wait 24 hours. Take a glass of water, dip your fingers in there, and start rubbing the paper off the wood. The image will be left in the wood. Well, it's actually on a layer, on top of the wood, so don't rub too hard. Once you're finished, you can clear coat it if you want, with mod podge. Then all you have to do, it wait for the blisters to appear on your finger tips.

[Bunsincunsin]

I'll have to give that a try.  Thanks!